Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-28
BREVIrIEs.

Chamber Of Commres msstsng q
sight
~ supiss and wheat
f1mhsr d beiag showed lzts the Henri
naeF 5 rapid rate and shs win b stvel
auIck dispatch.
aehwahaeher. Brofhsrs 4 Compasy'
s.me vii b closed today, % account Q
~ jewish holiday.
The steamer Ancon sailed for the NoEtl
.ssseeSay IN command 81 Captain Carroll
- toek so tons Of coal from this port
Tha temporary in5nnclion restraining
she two ladies' tom aDpealIn4 e one o
~ Iocal gheaters was guaahed YESTERDAY
b. Judge Jones.
UhlIs ripping up IN immcuse log n
ststson & Posts min yesterday the afs1.
- ~ ago circular broke, and the MI
"a % be shut down tor repairs.
A.tha funeral Of Mrs.. Perrieo Ct TAurel
aSede Yesierday, ono Of La8R1lon's teams
hecans unruiy and ran into enc a. me
Treaafar Company9 carriages. f4klnG Cd
swbeeL No further damage was done.
M new hop warehouse beina buiit b
IA Columbia 4 Puget Seund railroad
compsny d . substantial structure II h
9rio0 feet in size, and has tFAek on
dshT s.ds 70 facilitate weighing and
loading.
vessels are now receiving % 50 Per ton
ecv EARRING coal from the Sound % 6an
Francssoo. Tnia II tbs best ffoiahs paid
far several years, and good nhlp1 are
anxious 70 engage In TIE baaineas e those
figures.
Cau,aln DIckenssn. Of the ship Persian.
retufned 10 this city from Portland last
night. He came back Win orees9 g taze
I'M ahip TO Tacoma and there load 3 cargo
q wheat. She viii probably b towed
u Sound today.
police officer Mcclellan yesterday ar
rssted : man named George Anderson
iof being drunk and disordorly and con-
hitting al assault with = deadly weapon.
ge viii appear before one Of the justices
Of the Peace today.
oenerai Gsorge w. Tsbkots, Of Gquak.
"a m Seattle last evening Tor the 1gBt
time since hep picking commenced. He
glatas that his sO-aere yard yielded about
8 three fouriha crop. Of excelient hops
ready fer market
Marshal Hamilton, whlle N town last
evening, stated that the Grand Jury In
TaooEne was goiug TO indict AL the Cha.
RES now confined ID the United States
psnitentiary, charged with being unlaW
haIIT within the iuriadictic the United
states ane held for deportation.
Ne further paFticuiars- have heen re-
eeiyed from tho steamer Gieaner. which
unset In the Shagit river some days ago
She IA shove the usual routes o. lravels
and hence persona arriving nom the
ekagit on the steamers know nothing OF
her condition.
The condition Of Morris Fitngeraid. the
- al Int ~
the pockets at tbs coal bankers some
nights ego, ID greatly improved, aud e y
now thought the man VIII recover. He
was very sore yesterday, but showed no
signs Of Internal injuries.
A Reatleman engaged In logging on the
states that the cut Of tim
Der this aeason has been very large. and
that the loggefs are now patiently wait
ing for Q raise IN the river 20 float their
timber out. The quality OF the logs put
In this year 10 much better than thai here
tofore hauled into that stream.
The funeral Of the late Mrs. w. W.
PorriRo was very largely attended yester-
day. One Of the most noticeable features
OF the procession was the large number
81 Continentalars IN the line. Mrs Ferri-
70 WAS one Of the Mercer giria." who
came cut or the ship Continental from
Boston, and Il sad 70 have been the nrst
ono % ale ID TINS oouutya
Pat MaIoney, conductor on the Puget |
Sound shore Railroad, was given 8 sur.
prise last Bieht which has made him feel |
unusually happy. When he brought his |
train Ia and went 10 the Arlington House.
whore he ID stepping. his old mother was |
hero 70 greet him. Mrs. Maloney lives |
n 81 Paul and took advantage OF the |
heap excursion rates West, and con
STUDDED 70 pay her son visit
Mr.. George Bracket, Of Edmsnds, sno-
lomlsh County, is In the city and yesler- |
lay said 70 & PosF IEfsLLIaKNCkR re- |
,Ortor that his town was now g0ipg |
head. Potter and tarrow, Of the Port |
and arm OF Park & Lacy. are anout 70 |
rect q saw mill with q capacity OF % 600 |
at per diem and 8 large ehlnale mtlt ~ /
nj place and that he had given them .
onnN Of 500 acres Of land, which weuld |
ieid "a, 900 feet % the acre. A M. NC.
Iueh way also about % erect sawmil
lose ~ on James GurTlo's place. Mr.. n. |
!. Hynsr q now building handsome
wo-storY residence and there IL every |
rohahilIty that Edinonda win now take
,ng steps forward